Damien tests the amazing and gorgeous Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio for NZ Company Vehicle Magazine
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Many years ago an Italian car manufacturer (Alfa Romeo) and a Japanese car manufacturer (Nissan) got together to build a car. The idea of Japanese reliability and build quality allied to Italian design and handling should have seen a magnificent result. But it didn’t. Mainly because the resulting car – the Alfa Romeo Arna – […]
The Kia Optima GT brings dash of sportiness to the Korean mid-sizer, but does it go far enough? We find out.
The old Holden Barina Spark was crap. However, the all-new Spark that replaces it is actually very good indeed. How good? We find out.
The Ford Focus RS it is here and, to be honest, it is even better than we hoped it would be! But it’s not perfect…
This week we get up close and personal with the utterly massive Lexus LX 570 – an uber-luxury version of the Toyota Land Cruiser that packs all the donor-car’s off-road ability and adds a very generous helping of Lexus luxury.
Are you the sort of person who loves loud-shirt days at work and other wacky, fun-loving things? Do you like to be the centre of attention? Do you stand out as much as a moment of subtly and thoughtfulness in a Michael Bay movie? Then something like a Toyota Corolla probably isn’t for you. Luckily, […]
Colin Chapman is famous for a number of things. There’s the Lotus marque, and the spinoff Formula One team that won seven drivers’ championships and six constructors’ championships. On the downside, though he may have been an engineering genius, he was not the best businessman. Remember the tie-up with John Z. DeLorean that cost the […]
As an avid car nut and gamer, nothing lights my wick as much as a brand new Gran Turismo or Forza Motorsport title. One of those franchises has been relatively quiet over the last while, the other forked into a behemoth that not only covers pure vehicle simulation, but arcade racing action and even off-roading, […]
Quite how AMG manages to get a blistering 265kW out of a 2.0-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine without it exploding into shrapnel after about ten minutes is staggering. How the also get it to be not only useable, but also relatively docile and tractable around town has, quite frankly, got us buggered. Needless to say, however, […]
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